based on what I’ve learned in today’s class for HTML

1. Wireframe and Design:

Wireframes give designers the first real chance to visualize a website hierarchy and user interface and give customers a valuable first look at how their website will be designed. Teams use wireframes to design a design and criticise its response to testers. Ideas that sound great on paper do not always translate to the screen, and wireframes can be helpful in identifying these kinds of problems early in the design process.

Even if creative design elements are not included in the wireframe, it is easy for designers and customers to focus on elements, hierarchies and structures that affect the user experience at startup or later.

Examples of wireframe:

1. Mozilla HTML Basics HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the language and code used to structure a website and its content. The output tree is a parse tree, a tree of DOM elements with attributes for each node. It is the subject of the presentation of the HTML document and the interface between HTML elements and the outside world (JavaScript).

Each element starts with an opening tag consisting of the name of the element. Similar to the opening pendant, the closing pendant is wrapped in brackets for opening and closing. One of the most common tags in HTML is a and other elements can be nested in it such as img >, strong > and em >.

1. Semantics One of the most important developments of HTML5 was the introduction of a standardized set of semantic elements. The term semantic refers to the meaning of words and things, and a semantic element is an element designed to characterize the structure of a document meaningfully so it becomes clear what its purpose is and what it serves the document.

Example of Semantics HTML:

• < article >
• < aside >
• < details >
• < figcaption >
• < figure >
• < footer >
• < header >
• < main >
• < mark >
• < nav >
• < section >
• < summary>
• < time >

1. Mozilla HTML Docs HTML elements are labels for content such as headings, paragraphs, links, etc. An HTML element is a set of other texts within a document and each tag consists of an element with a surrounding name. For example, the title sign says “title” instead of “title” or vice versa.

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